MP3 Casey Hurt - The Burlap E.p.
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Indie folk, singer-songwriter. it feels like truth and the morning after.
6 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Folk Pop, POP: Folky Pop
Details:
Truth and the Morning After
By Megan Amedo
Casey Hurt stands naked in front of every audience he plays for. Tonight is no exception.
He sings with his eyes closed, gently swaying his hips in time to the rhythms. Every now and then he lifts his head toward the ceiling and lets loose the strong gospel sounds of a Baptist church that send a shiver through the crowded room. As he ends his song, he looks out from under his eyelashes at the woman in the front row long enough to make her blush and forget about the man she came with. In that moment before the applause, Casey holds her attention and controls the mood of the narrow coffeehouse. Conversations fade. Cappuccinos cool. Slowly, 35 pairs of eyes focus on him-the man with the guitar in the front of the room. The meaning in the music doesn't hide behind metaphors or need to be rhymed. Every song is black coffee honest. Listen and hear who he is.
6 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Folk Pop, POP: Folky Pop
Details:
Truth and the Morning After
By Megan Amedo
Casey Hurt stands naked in front of every audience he plays for. Tonight is no exception.
He sings with his eyes closed, gently swaying his hips in time to the rhythms. Every now and then he lifts his head toward the ceiling and lets loose the strong gospel sounds of a Baptist church that send a shiver through the crowded room. As he ends his song, he looks out from under his eyelashes at the woman in the front row long enough to make her blush and forget about the man she came with. In that moment before the applause, Casey holds her attention and controls the mood of the narrow coffeehouse. Conversations fade. Cappuccinos cool. Slowly, 35 pairs of eyes focus on him-the man with the guitar in the front of the room. The meaning in the music doesn't hide behind metaphors or need to be rhymed. Every song is black coffee honest. Listen and hear who he is.
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